Expressive power of digraph solvability
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- Graphes Noyau-Parfaits
- On a Theorem of Richardson
- On directed graphs with an independent covering set
- On kernels and semikernels of digraphs
- On kernels in strongly connected graphs
- Paradox without Self-Reference
- Patterns of paradox
- Perfect graphs, kernels, and cores of cooperative games
- Solutions of irreflexive relations
- Subsystems of second order arithmetic
- The class of problems that are linearly equivalent to Satisfiability or a uniform method for proving NP-completeness
- Une généralisation du théorème de Richardson sur l'existence de noyaux dans les graphes orientes
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(9)- Resolving infinitary paradoxes
- On the complexity of the \(k\)-kernel problem on cyclically \(k\)-partite digraphs
- Finding kernels or solving SAT
- On the existence of 3- and 4-kernels in digraphs
- Kernels in digraphs that are not kernel perfect
- Kernels of digraphs with finitely many ends
- The elimination of direct self-reference
- Propositional discourse logic
- Quasi-transitive digraphs and their extensions
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